The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-26
THE BIG REUNION.
SEVERAL COMMITTEE MEETINGS



tee OF the Biz Reunion Of the Army Of
West Virgins, to be held here August
% to 90, inclusive, which was held last
evening at the headquarters, No. 120s
Chapline street, Judge Thayor Melvin
and Gen. I. H. Duval were appointed q
special committee to 60 to Washington
City and secure a promise from Gen.
Sheridan that he will be here at tho Re.
union. They were instructed not to
take no for an answer. A similar pres
sure will be exertod on Gen. Sherman.
Judge Melvin and Gen. Duval will 90 10
Washington as soon as Gen. Sheridan
returns there. The committee has coI-
ditional promise that he will be here,
but Is not satisfied without his uuequivo-
cal assurance. While in Washington
the other military notablos will also be
seen and the importance Of their pres.
ence impressed upon them. W.
A committee will call upon Council this
evening at It's regular meeting to ask for
the use Of the old Court house as head.
quarteru. OF courae 1t will be granted.
! THE TRADES DISPLAY. "a
The Committee on Trades Display met
last evening at the Office Of Augustus Pol.
lack, on Water street. The prospect Is
that the display this committee has In
charge will be the grandest ever seen In
this part OF the country. One sub.com.
mittee reported that 1t had called on q
number OF business houses, and every
one promised to get up display.
Among the features will be iron, glass,
pottery and lantern making displays,
cigars and tobacco displays, brewing, gas
and coal contrasted,.. printing, q show
BY the florists, grape growers and agrl'
culturis.s, butchers md bakers wagons,
and every branch Of commerce and trans.
portstion.
The subcommittee having these dc.
partments in charge are as follows:
Commercial Display Committee--Henry
Baer, William Ellingham, L. Hoge. NJ.
I. OFT, '. Rosenberg, II. Quarter, E. P.
Wheat, John Warehouse, Alex. Laing, T.
J.Reilly, G. R. Tracy, NJ. R. Wolf, George
PAUL, Robert Simpson.
Furniture, Carpets, Leather Industries,
Refneries, Natural Gas-Hugh Sterling,
1. Warren, G. G. Hannah, Fed Arbenz,
G. W. Brockunier, John G. Hoffman, Jr.
Brewers, Pork Packers, Butchers, Bak-
ers and Millers' ommittee-Anton Roy
mann, Fred Scheuk, NJ. Reilly, Henry
Schmulbach. y,;55Eti
Machine, Carriage and Wagon Builders,
Lantern and Small Ware Manufacturers
4. J. sweeny, Jos. O. Brady John Bodley,
A. W. PAUL, @. J. Rawlings, L. Spence. \
Tobacco Industries- Capt. II. Seamon,
s. s. Bloch, A. O. F. Ebsling, G. Brand.
fass, NJ. Marsh. :.
! Trades Asssmbly-Richard Robertson,
John I. Westwood, John r. Potter, NJ. H.
Is. Meyer, J. J. Shuttlaworth, NJ. y.
Finley, Charles William Meyer. t7s
Steel and Iron 1ndustries-N. E. Whit
aker, Ben Fisher, @. R. Hubbard, w. r.
Graham, W. Fl. Tallman, David Bell, +.
J.. Hearne, N. Riester, W. II. Travis.
Glass and Pottery-N. B. Scott, W. A..
1aets, J. H. Hobbs, F. ]. PARK, W. K.
Elson. ! q
Builders, Planning Mills Phil.
schuehls, T. E. Hanea, @. Kraft. 3
Publishers and Printera-John Frsw,
~. johnson, Louis Lepper, R. J. Bull
lard. IL. IA - !; ;s n IS
Committee on Floral Decorations
Theodore Schneider, chairman. W. F.
Zane, Conrad Lasch, L. II. Nouyiock,
Oscar Wright. sigElis!tI. 81,